Religion in Newspapers. Rev. Mr. Ullathornes Pamphlet. Observations on the Use and Abuse of the Sacred Scriptures, as exhibited in the Discipline and Practice of the Protestant and Catholic Communions. By the Revered W. B. Ullathorne.—Sydney: Printed by William Jones, Bridge Street, 1835. (Concluded from our last.) Observations on the Use and Abuse of the Sacred Scriptures, as exhibited in the Discipline and Practice of the Protestant and Catholic Communions. By the Reverend W. B. Ullathorne.—Sydney Printed by William Jones, Bridge Street, 1835
The Sydney Monitor · Wednesday 10 June 1835 · page 4
This being the case, "the Protestant is perfectly consistent in endenvouring to put into the hands of his brethren—of every degree the pore Scriptures without any note or comment…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Extracts. Free Labour. Copy of a Letter From the Paupers of Bledlow Parish to the Poor Law Commissioners, December 4. Bledlow, December 4
The Sydney Herald · Thursday 11 June 1835 · page 4
Gentleman,—We who sign this letter are paupers of the parish of Bledlow, in Bucking hamshire. Finding ourselves in great distress, we applied to-day to the…
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The Colonist · Thursday 25 June 1835 · page 5
A PUBLIC MEETING of members of the Presbyterian communion having been held in the Lecture Room in the Gallery of the Scots Church, Sydney, on the evening of Monday the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Colonial Statistics. View of the Origin and Causes of the Extraordinary Prevalence of Intemperance in New South Wales. [Extracted from the first of a Series of Discourses on Temperance, delivered in the Scots Church, Sydney, on Subbath, the 14th current, from Galat. v.—19, The works of the flesh are these,—21, Drunkenness, revellings, and such like;—they that do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God.—BY John Dunmore Lang, D.d.]
The Colonist · Thursday 25 June 1835 · page 2
FROM the quarterly accounts of the Revenue of this colony, it appears that considerably upwards of two-thirds of the whole revenue of the country is derived from the sale of intoxicating liquors…
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The Sydney Herald · Monday 6 July 1835 · page 2
The following description of the report, which is ready, and will, we believe, he presented to-night, is in the main correct, though much abridged. We do not feel…
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The Australian · Tuesday 7 July 1835 · page 3
The first Report of the Commissioners of Englis Church Reform was presented to the two Houses of Parliament on Thursday night. It relates solely to the Territory…
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The Sydney Monitor · Wednesday 8 July 1835 · page 3
The first Report of the Commissioners of English Church Reform presented to the two Houses of Parliament on Thursday night It relates solely to the Territory, Revenue, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Religious Intelligence. Conversion of a Roman Catholic Priest
The Colonist · Thursday 23 July 1835 · page 7
THE Rev. Mr. Nolan, lately an agitating Priest of Kingscourt, county of Cavan, has given to the press a pamphlet explanatory of the motives which led him to investigate the doctrines of that…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Religious Intelligence. Conversion of a Roman Catholic Priest. [Concluded.]
The Colonist · Thursday 30 July 1835 · page 7
PERHAPS it will be asserted by some, change has been the effect of the moment—that it originated in whim or caprice, and is not the result of coolness or reflection. But, my friends, the months that have…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Parliamentary Intelligence. House of LORDS—Tuesday, APRIL 7. Irish Church Establishment
The Australian · Friday 14 August 1835 · page 2
The Chairman of the Committee of the whole House (Mr. Bernal) brought up the report of the Committee of last night upon the Irish Church Establishment…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Important English News. (Continued from the third page.) Debates and Proceedings in Parliament. I.—irish Church
The Sydney Monitor · Saturday 15 August 1835 · page 4
In the House of Commons on Monday, Lord John Russell moved the order of the day for the House resolving itself into a Committee on the Irish Church. Some…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Parliamentary Intelligence House of Lords.—tuesday, April 7. Irish Church Establishment. (Concluded from our last.)
The Australian · Tuesday 18 August 1835 · page 4
The Chancellor the Exchequer—He had understood the noble lord to have said ten families but the noble lord had said that would not deprive even a few protestant…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. Infallibility of the Roman Catholic Church. to the Editor of the Colonist
The Colonist · Thursday 20 August 1835 · page 3
SIR,—After our blessed Saviour had finished his ministry, and was about to ascend into heaven, he delivered the parting command to his Apostle: "Go ye, and teach all nations,…
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The Colonist · Thursday 27 August 1835 · page 6
WE are happy to inform those of our readers Parramatta and its vicinity, who feel interested in the matter, that His Excellency the Governor has been graciously pleased to grant the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Death of the Catholic Primate
The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 29 August 1835 · page 2
The Most Reverend Thomas Kelly, Catholic Primate of Ireland, died of [?]ever. He studied at Maynooth, where, having been ordained on the 23rd…
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The Australian · Tuesday 1 September 1835 · page 4
The most Rev. Thomas Kelly, Catholic Primate of Irland, died of fever. He stadied Mavaoth, by the Archbishop of Dublin he was appointed 1820…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Religious Intelligence. New South Wales. the New Presbyterian Church
The Colonist · Thursday 17 September 1835 · page 7
THE newly erected Presbyterian or Scote Church, for the Southern division of the town of Sydney, was opened for Divine service, on Sabbath last, by the Rev. John M'Garvie, A.M., who delivered…
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The Colonist · Thursday 24 September 1835 · page 6
THE thirty-fifth Anniversary of this Institution was held in the Great Room Exeter Hall, on the, 5th of May, the Right Hon, the Earl of Chichester, President, in the chair. It was the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Original Poetry Pslam Xlvi. [From Specimens of an Improved Metrical Version of the Psalms of David, proposed for the use of the Presbyterain Church in the Australian Colonies.]
The Colonist · Thursday 24 September 1835 · page 6
JEHOVAH is our Refuge and strong Tower; Our present Guardian in the darkest hour. Therefore, although the earth be swept away, And loftiest mountains cast into the sea,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Indecent Behaviour at St. Philip's Church. to the Editor of the Colonist
The Colonist · Thursday 1 October 1835 · page 3
SIR,—Well knowing your anxiety at all times. to advance the cause of morality and religion, I rely on your: early insertion of the following remarks:—…
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